Sentence examples for Very charmed from inspiring English sources
Very charmed us all by telling us he hated us all".
"Not to over-intellectualize it, but I think people are very charmed by them," she said.
"It's been very charmed, but I'm not willing to rest on my laurels," she said.
There was also an immediate and unguarded friendliness, so I was a bit surprised and very charmed".
And he said, 'I'm jumping into a plane and coming to see you!' I was very charmed by that.
There is, however, a very real charm in many of his portraits of children.
Bell blamed the changes in part on the migration of easterners who are "attracted to the charm of the place, but then they want to kill the very charm that they came for".
Urban Spain started to conform – with Europe, with the Anglo-American business model – "losing the very charm which made it different … losing its rawness and becoming ever more regimented".
Branagh and Weitz stick lovingly to the legend throughout; and while it might have been nice to see the new-model Cinderella follow Frozen's progressive, quasi-feminist lead, the film's naff, preserved-in-amber romanticism is its very charm.
To many, Austria can seem like a country of the past, one whose very charm lies in the fact that its best days are behind it.
